Longtime Landmark staff member Han Dana passed away suddenly in late June from natural causes. Han worked as the webmaster and social media manager for Landmark’s Asian operations. Born in Indonesia, Han lived many places in the world before settling in South Carolina in the United States. Outside of work, he was passionate about cars and could frequently be found driving in the Blue Ridge Mountains or at one of his favorite automobile rallies.
He was hired by the late Jerome Downes in 2006 and played an instrumental role in helping to bring Landmark’s programs and offerings to more than ten countries in Asia. His work played an instrumental role in causing the phenomenal growth of Landmark’s operations in Asia.
Han was considered visionary by those who worked with him. Long before the advent of social media, he had a commitment to keeping Landmark graduate communities around the world connected and informed. Before ever coming on staff with Landmark he created the well-known “I love Possibility” websites. As a staff member he developed and managed the official Landmark websites covering more than eight languages and ten countries in Asia.
He was a passionate about making a difference and training and developing people. He was a tireless stand for the work of transformation and the difference it makes in the world and he deeply loved the graduate community.
He will be greatly missed.
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Sorry to hear that. I love our global partners.
Sorry to hear that. I love our global partners.
He also was a sensational member of the Worldwide Assisting Team, the team accountable for managing the Landmark Assisting Program. Our team joins everyone in acknowledging his passing, his contribution to Landmark and the world at large. Rest in peace, Han, knowing you generated a more whole, complete globe.
Sorry to hear that I love our global buddy's
I'm so sorry. Might there be a similar notice about Phyllis Allen's passing?
Susan Hawkins Sager A few weeks ago.
When did Phyllis Allen pass away ?
Han was an amazing person with a huge commitment to transformation and empowering people. He had an immense impact on me and who I be in the world. He is someone who had an immense impact on the world and the lives of hundreds, if not thousands of people. Thank you Han, for your love and your commitment.
Sorry for your loss
I can still see Han standing up in a seminar to declare his stand to transform Asia. Han, you will be missed.
He is amazing person. Possibility and Empowering. I love him.
I had interacted with him when I had shared my experience in landmark. RIP Han.
Han was instrumental in building a positive web presence for the graduates across Asia. I had the opportunity to work closely with Han while based in Beijing. Rest in Peace Han, I know you will keep standing for Asia, alongside Jerome once again.
Spoke to (actually texted with) Hana once, regarding the ilovepossibility website once. I am sure he was many things, like all of us, all things, but what I was left with for myself out of speaking with him is the possibility of love. He is in that group of people who it could be said are just too vulnerable, too open, too generous and too sweet for most people. I never got over that conversation with him, never will and am still wondering if I can have my life be about love and possibility as his appears to have been.